> > <cfargument name="descriptlistArray" type="array" required="false"
> > default="">
>
> Why specify a default? If it isn't required, use
> 'isDefined()' inside the
> function.
>
> What's happening is that the call omits the argument so CF
> sets it to the
> default you specified, as if the user passed that value in,
> and then CF
> type checks it and fails: "" is not an array.
>
> Do this instead:
>
> <cfargument name="descriptlistArray" type="array"
> required="false"/>
> <cfif not isDefined("arguments.descriptlistArray")>
> <!--- handle omitted argument however you want,
> e.g.,: --->
> <cfset arguments.descriptlistArray = arrayNew(1)/>
> </cfif>
>
What is wrong with using the default? Yes, if you need more complex
initialization, you would use isDefined, but if you just want to init
the value to a blank array, the default is a valid way to do so.
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